Category: Community Focus
Explore July Fourth festivities
July Fourth celebrations kick off tomorrow and run through Saturday, featuring panels, parades, fireworks, live music, delicious food and more. In observance of the holiday, UF will close on July 3 for non-essential TEAMS employees and academic personnel.
Read on to explore upcoming events you and your loved ones can participate in to celebrate the United States’ 250th birthday!
Personal care services available to individuals with disabilities
The James Patrick Memorial Work Incentive Program was created by the Florida Legislature to help working adults with significant disabilities.
UF offers free group fitness classes to eligible Gainesville residents
Doctor of Physical Therapy students and faculty provide specialized classes for residents with neurological disorders and age-related health challenges.
UF Health Congenital Heart Center changes siblings’ lives
The Hart family found expert care and support at UF Health Shands Children Hospital, forming deep bonds with the care team they now consider family.
Research-backed toolkit tackles childhood food insecurity
Amy Mobley, Ph.D., is leading a five-year program to improve access to nutritious foods for families with young children in Alachua and Leon counties.
Elevating care by empowering nurses
The UF College of Nursing is launching an initiative to strengthen nurse education, expand workforce readiness and improve access to care.
UF/IFAS Extension provides practical solutions for Floridians
For an average of 3 cents a day per taxpayer, UF/IFAS Extension quietly delivers one of the best returns on investment in all 67 counties.
UF contributes $19.57 billion to Florida’s economy
The University of Florida contributed $19.57 billion in industry output and supported 134,411 jobs throughout the state’s economy in fiscal year 2023-24.
North Central Florida Health Festival
Coming up on March 7, join the UF College of Nursing for a free community event celebrating the college’s 70th anniversary.
Simple ways to practice civic engagement
Research shows that volunteering is linked to improved social connections, as well as physical, mental and emotional health benefits.
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